The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-20
News of Belfast and Vicinity
TO CONGRESS-

| No snip Can carry tHe ketl, W nlte ana Blue
That comes from foreign lands
Let Charles Lovells motto be everywhere dis
played
And sung from far and nigh:
| "American ships for American trade,
| No English need apply" The Marine Journal
WEIGH & Hoyt, painters have moved to the
Bailey building on High street.
| Lent begins this year on February 23d Easter
falls on April 10TH Incorrectly printed last week.
| The city has filed exceptions and moved for a
new trial in the Bailey horse case. Motion allowed
| The mid-winter number of the Sea Breeze, North
ports seaside paper, will be issued the first of Feb
ruary.
y new Postolicc has been established, at North
Hope, Knox County, with David ). Hale as Post
master.
Commissioner Pierce the triangle through
all the streets on Monday, breaking them out hand
somely.
1t is reported that large building will be erected
in this city in the spring to be used as a clothing
factory.
The Knights ride to Searsport has been again
postponed, this time until the next fun moon
Feb It'll
The remains of the late Frank CottreI arrived
from Augusta Friday and were placed in the re
cclNlnS TOMB.
Merely from sense of duty rise to remark
that Fridays storm of the Old
fashioned kind.
A Connecticut subscriber in renewing his sub
scrption writes at is hard for a Belfast boy To
get along without the Journal"
Mr.. W A. Clark has taken possession of the
upper part of the building where he is at work,
and will soon enlarge his clothing business.
| The vessels moorcd below the bridge in our har-
| Dor have been entered, but not much of value was
taken. The thieves were evidently after pro
visions.
| The Agricultural Editor has received II commr-
| ncation on The American Hog, but owing to the
pressure of other matter it has been put ice 1t
| will keep.
| Mrs. David H. KubaIl died at Waioboro last
week. The remains were brought to Belfast for
burial. She was daughter OF the late john l..
Ee'llnan, of Belfast.
Mr.. Geo. O. Bailey has moved his stock of hard,
ware to the store on Main street formerly occupied
by W. X. Morrison 4 Co., and which has been nice
| ly fitted up for his business.
The statements Of the Belfast National Bank and
| Scar,port National Bank will lie found the
fourth page. There are no sounder or better
/ managed institutions III inc state
Mrs. J. d. Tucker has bought the DR.. Monroe
house III this city. The fuckers have occupied the
| premises for some time boarding house, and
next spring will make some improvements.
saturday the tug Confidence landed on IIalls
granite wharf the steam engine and pump used on
sch. p. ialeltnc, and they were placed on ears By
the steam derrick and forwarded 10 Boston.
\ prominent Maine Central railroad official
writing toa Belfast man said that there i, no il
ducement to bring excursion parties here "What
yon want, he continued, is 4 lirst-ciass hotel
| No. engine company Will give Il evcc and bail
at the Belfast Opera House the Sd of February
This i, bcuciit and il is expected the citizens will
be rs liberal Is usual, which is saying great deal
Representative Greer has presented in the House
the petition of j. H. Young and l21 others of Lin
convile and Belmont, ior the construction ui nsh-
way in Duck Trap stream i'll the towns Of Iiucoll-
| willie and Belmont.
The rrovidcnt Aid society has established Il
local board and agency i'll this city. Ii l. -ima1'
to the Maine Benefit society .utt WAS chartered on
the same day. It is exclusively for Maine people
hut insules males only.
The strike in tie coal mines threaten, a famine
in coal in localities. The price has been at
dealers say they have the usual quantity in store
and tliat II" advance in price VIII be ma'ic at pres
ent.
The firm of }. {. Thompson 4 son, OF this city,
recently passed uH~cathed through fire, smoke and
water ana as VIII he seen by their advertisements
are prepared to supply their old customers, and
new one- \, WE'LL with the latest designs in frni-
tule ut tlc lowest possible prices.
| a.,
alike noted for his Kindness Of heart and quaint
expressions Recently III donation party, where
me supper table was spread with MANY good
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Mt ii. H. "oodc"'k hulahrd last week Il rrayon
portrait "i MIS-. anthony Andrews, WfHch, Win
"ht previously haue "l mgr rate tIsIHWI was sent
/" boston I" he mounted ipd iram'd. The portrait
are 1"l the son ,Ju''U~' who is h"" conducting a
very successful business N Boston, MAJ, Aii who
saw IA" portrait "a Mrs. Andrews pronounced it
Nrl Prescott iiazeltinc, lately ashore ON the
southeast breaker oil Bakers island, salem, ariv
ed on Thursday last in tow of tug Confidence after
a long passage from Boston. \ steam pump Kept
the water out of the vessel. The IiHzclunc la-
been lcachcd gust above the Merchants Marine
Railway, Where she vii! remain until spriug NItvu
She will he taken out tor repairs.
Mr. rn.la, 4 D.u. v..II known il, n.lf,-t. li..i
at emma III this state, ON Wednesday, Of last week
aged about 10 wears He died III the hotel kept by
his sister. Nh, DOW had been i'll for some time
but his death Mas sudden. He expired white sit
ting IN his chair. Mr. Dow is said to- have been
very wealthy, owning large. tracts of timber lands
in Michigan ana oregon. He was a brother, Of
Lorenzo and Marin Dow, and of Mrs Geo. IiIiet
and Mr.. MadockS Of this city, and n;t- !, brother
III California and sister in { lima.
But one Will WAS rlaccd ~, iiI,. a+ TN. ;,,,,,.,..
term Of Probutr lnurt i'll thi. .i+ last ,,.L tn,
of Cyrus Patterson, late of Belfast. After tine
payment OF ilN Just debts he gives To hi. Wife. Ab
St Patterson an MS personal estate during Att
natural ME or so long Is She remains his willow
Ms" me Use Of the fea cstatc during her natural
H'e Or Wn'oNhooV VI the ttath or marrag" "i
us vic 'leh thc property goes To lIl~ adopted -ol
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plKIGo BUSINESS COLLEGE. On the t.rl pug,
Will be found an advertisement of the Drigo iiu~i-
Me- under the prinGipalship of X. Il. Captn. 1t is
the oldest and largest school Of its class in the
state From personal acquaintance with the
r'''''''' wy nave 10 "'9''''lon III RECOMMENDING